Chris Canty: Baker Mayfield will need to approach Browns' 2020 season with urgency

Name: Chris Canty: Baker Mayfield will need to approach Browns' 2020 season with urgency
Uploaded: 2020-02-21T14:02:03Z
Description: Cleveland Browns' offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt commented that he sees a 'bright future' for his quarterback Baker Mayfield. Chris Canty tells Chris Broussard why this season will be important for Baker, and what he'll need to do to lead the Browns to the playoffs in 2020

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Cleveland Browns' offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt commented that he sees a 'bright future' for his quarterback Baker Mayfield. Chris Canty tells Chris Broussard why this season will be important for Baker, and what he'll need to do to lead the Browns to the playoffs in 2020

FEBRUARY 21, 2020・first things first・1:28

Baker Mayfield

National Football League

Cleveland Browns

Chris Broussard

First Things First

Chris Canty: Baker Mayfield will need to approach Browns' 2020 season with urgency

Cleveland Browns' offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt commented that he sees a 'bright future' for his quarterback Baker Mayfield. Chris Canty tells Chris Broussard why this season will be important for Baker, and what he'll need to do to lead the Browns to the playoffs in 2020

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